Sentence examples for often older from inspiring English sources

"Very often older people are alone because they are not with their families.

Society does not value older women, and often, older women do not value themselves.

But ignore those siren voices, often older actors moaning about their lack of job opportunities.

The male protagonist is often older (sometimes a lot older) than the women he pursues.

Rangers are often older and underpaid and lack the equipment, resources and training to defend themselves in firefights.

Too often, older people get stuck in expensive hospital beds because there isn't the care to let them return home.

People at risk are often older, Express Scripts said, and have a history of ulcers or other stomach problems.

Often, older adults can remember a fact or detail, but attribute it to an incorrect person, time or place.

Most patients with type II diabetes are adults, often older adults, but it can also occur in children and adolescents.

Interspersed in the narratives are passages of verse, usually speeches, that are often older than the prose.

Some people who frequent the park after sundown say they often have to reassure worried, often older, relatives.